Official Review: The Instant Champagne Expert by Rudy Ernst

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Re: Official Review: The Instant Champagne Expert by Rudy Ernst

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I am not a wine lover, but I found "The Instant Champagne Expert" by Rudy Erns quite interesting. I think lovers of wine will particularly like this book and others who love good food!
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Thanks for sharing your review with us. Sounds like an interesting and informative read about Champagne 🍾 from its beginning to it's end (in our glass)
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Thank you for the review! Since I do not consume alcohol at all (It just doesn't make me feel well), I am always lost when it comes to choosing champagne/wine for any event. This is exactly what I need!
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I love wine, so I think learning about it should be an added advantage. Reading your review made me smile. I never knew that Dom Pérignon isn't just the name of an expensive champagne brand, it's also the name of the blind monk who originally created champagne. This book is quite informative. Thanks for your review. :tiphat:
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I found this review coming from the announcement of this booklet as BODT. I drank champagne a couple of times in my life but I got the booklet as this review confirms that it's interesting.
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I am not a huge fan of champagne but i will admit it make celebrations more wonderful. Thanks for such a wonderful review.
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Post by Elizabeth Pass »

What an interesting little book! I hardly ever drink champagne. I like the occasional glass of wine but I'm not picky. I often mix my wine with fruit and ginger ale or lemon/lime soda. So, a long extensive book about champagne would certainly be wasted on me, but a short introduction like this sounds appealing.
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it is a 27 page booklet all about champagne:what it is, how it was originally created and it also tells difference between wine and champagne.It is a good read for wine lovers
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Post by Peter Fungamwango »

"champagne is like a celebration in the bottle". I like the sound of that. I don't know much about this particular wine. It's good i have myself a nice book to teach me something new in a quick way. Thanks for a nice review. :tiphat:
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I reviewed this book as well, and I never realized how much there was to know about champagne!
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I drink a lot of wine or champagne or any kind of alcohol, but it was fun learning about the process and how to pair them.
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Wonderful and well-written review here. I would like to read this book. Glad that I have downloaded my own copy. The information it offers on champagne sounds incredible. I second you that everyone should be allowed to have the drink as they best like.
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I wasn’t sure I would be interested in this book because I don’t drink much champagne but I’ve already learned a lot just reading the first few pages. There are certainly some interesting facts about the history of champagne!
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They say when the student is ready, the teacher comes along. Just the other day I was looking at champagne wondering what all the differences were. I know wine pretty good now and all the varieties, but the elusive champagne kind of represents life of the rich and famous. I’m going to read this one to clear up some of the myths and to learn more. Thanks for the recommendation.
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Even though this is a short pamphlet, I don't drink alcohol so I have no interest in reading. It should appeal to Champagne lovers!
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